Vitamin C: The Key Nutrient for Good Health
General Information, Related Research, Conventional & Holistic Treatment Options as well as Disease Prevention
Curing the Incurable - Cancer, Infections and Toxin Overload - with Vitamin C!
Vitamin C's health-maintaining functions and health-restoring capabilities are well documented. Both scientific as well as medical researchers have recorded decades of vitamin research, clinical progress and success.
Key Health Benefits
Small Doses
Can heal scurvy - an ancient disease caused by dietary deficiency of vitamin C. General symptoms include weakness, anemia, gum disease, skin hemorrhages and, if left untreated, death.
Large Doses
Have health-restoring capabilities healing patients suffering from cancer, serious infections or an overload of toxins. This powerful antioxidant neutralizes harmful elements within the body, stimulates the absorption of non-heme iron, and strengthens your immune system.
Cancer Research
Nobel Prize Winner Dr. Linus Pauling and Ewan Cameron conducted an experiment with 1,100 terminally ill cancer patients. The results showed that 100 patients taking vitamin C lived four times as long as 1,000 control patients who received no added vitamin C.
Health Applications
❤️ Heart Health
Essential for building collagen - the major component of connective tissue indispensable to heart tissues and blood vessels.
✨ Skin & Hair
Collagen keeps our skin strong and resilient. Studies show fewer wrinkles in those consuming plenty of Vitamin C-rich foods.
🦴 Bone Health
Required for collagen production in bone tissue. High vitamin C intake linked to 50% less risk of bone marrow lesions.
⚖️ Weight Loss
Blood vitamin C levels directly related to fat oxidation - the body's ability to use fat as fuel during exercise and rest.
"I never cease to be amazed at the number of persons who remain unaware that vitamin C is the best broad-spectrum antibiotic, antihistamine, antitoxic and antiviral substance there is."— Thomas E. Levy, M.D., J.D., Author of "Curing the Incurable: Vitamin C, Infectious Diseases, and Toxins"
Vitamin C Content
mg per 100 grams (estimated)
⚠️ Important Note
Individuals with Hemochromatosis should consult healthcare providers before Vitamin C supplementation, as it increases iron absorption.
Related Articles & Research
Vitamin C Slows Cancer Down
Research on cancer treatment applications
IV Vitamin C as Cancer Therapy
Intravenous administration studies
Vitamin C As An Antiviral
Antiviral properties and applications
High-Dose Therapy Proven
Clinical effectiveness studies
Vitamin C Reverses Hearing Loss
Hearing health applications
Anti-Aging Benefits
Skin health and aging research